Across
- 5. produces CSF
- 7. thick folds in cerebrum
- 9. tight junctions that ensure anything leaving the blood must pass through the endothelial cells first
- 12. if injured this lobe can exhibit contralateral neglect syndrome
- 16. hindbrain primary vesicle
- 19. surface features found on the midbrain whose primary function are visual properties
- 23. this nerve is in charge of hearing and equilibrium
- 25. shallow grooves in cerebrum
- 27. this part of the brain helps understand and recognize written and spoken language
- 29. unusually large distinctive neurons
- 30. brain structure that connects the hindbrain and the forebrain
- 31. this part of the brain is in charge of the physical part of speech
- 32. channel formed during embryonic development that gives rise to the spinal cord and ventricles
Down
- 1. branching, fernlike pattern of the cerebellum
- 2. anterior surface features of the medulla oblongata where the corticospinal tracts pass through
- 3. 83% of brain volume
- 4. separates the left and right hemispheres of the cerebrum
- 6. midbrain primary vesicle
- 8. this lobe is in charge of voluntary motor functions, motivation, foresight, planning, memory, mood, emotion, social judgment, aggression
- 10. toward the forehead
- 11. structure of brain that contains 50& of its neurons
- 13. canal connecting the 3rd and 4th ventricle together
- 14. gateway to the cerebral cortex
- 15. brain structure whose functions include: hearing, equilibrium, taste, eye movements, facial expressions, etc
- 17. control center of the endocrine and autonomic nervous system
- 18. brain structure that includes the cardiac, vasomotor, and respiratory centers
- 20. this nerve is for the snese of smell
- 21. nerve bundles that connect the hemispheres of the cerebrum
- 22. forebrain primary vesicle
- 23. internal chambers of the brain
- 24. this lobe is primarily for visual sneses
- 26. toward the spinal cord
- 28. if damaged, this nerve can be fatal very quickly since is innervates important viscera